Jayne - I knew you'd like it - i didn't want to say earlier who designed it incase it stopped people being honest about their opinions, but it was the marvelous Jacqui at Creacom.
I see your point Gary. I think a colored image there would ditract from the text right next to it. We already have pink and baby blue all over the place.
If the text is important wont the image draw the eye to the area , if the text were moved over a little I see no reason why the image, if in colour, would detract in any way.
I think I said on the other thread that the colours are cold and need some full colour splashes to make them less cold to the viewer.
If i'm honest i'm torn, I wouldnt mind seeing it in colour though
It doesn't look cold, it looks fresh a clean, like a spring morning. alive and buzzing. If too much colour by the artist is applied to this, it would spoil the whole ambiance of the work.
There's my arty farty thoughts, just like they do in the Tate! :lol:
I think Gary's right - make the women as colourful and alive as her smile is!!! Was she originally in colour? If so, try it out and let see what she looks like!